Secrets of Summer

Season 2

8 episodes · Dec 29, 2022

Steffi, Luz and their family and friends fight for Cielo Grande's future after Natasha and her brother Oliver take over the resort as a power play.

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  • New Management
    S2E1

    New Management

    Dec 30, 202228m

    Just when the resort staff thought the coast was clear, new owners want to make big changes. Steffi has doubts about competing on Natasha's terms.

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  • The Challenge
    S2E2

    The Challenge

    Dec 30, 202235m

    Luz gets back on her wakeboard and discovers a potential new performance venue in the forest. Steffi has a lot on her mind.

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  • Role Reversal
    S2E3

    Role Reversal

    Dec 30, 202236m

    Oliver discovers a new star performer. Julián shares his feelings. Luz gets serious about wakeboarding and investigates Cynthia's mysterious old flame.

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  • Open Sky
    S2E4

    Open Sky

    Dec 30, 202233m

    Luz shares her discoveries with Julián, and Charlie hosts a crowd-pleasing show at the new theater. Santi's plan to distract Steffi might be working.

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  • Leaving!
    S2E5

    Leaving!

    Dec 30, 202231m

    After learning about Oliver and Natasha's expansion scheme, the Cielo Grande staff acts fast to protect the heart and soul of the resort.

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  • All or Nothing
    S2E6

    All or Nothing

    Dec 30, 202229m

    Natasha and Oliver consider their options after a protest interrupts their plans. Cynthia clears up some misunderstandings with Luz and Steffi.

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  • Girls Jam!
    S2E7

    Girls Jam!

    Dec 30, 202231m

    After striking a deal with Natasha, Steffi gets back into her training groove along with Luz and Leonor before the Girls Jam competition kicks off.

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  • Now or Never
    S2E8

    Now or Never

    Dec 30, 202240m

    The Girls Jam competitors step onto their boards for a dramatic final to settle who really rules the Waterloop — and Cielo Grande — once and for all.

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